Storing Unwise Amounts of Data in JavaScript Bigints
4 days ago
- #JavaScript
- #Performance
- #BigInt
- Storing data in JavaScript Bigints can optimize performance for specific use cases.
- Bigints help reduce memory usage and speed up serialization/deserialization.
- Bit operations on Bigints can be slow compared to regular JS objects.
- Fields must have a fixed max width; dynamic data isn't supported.
- Complexity increases due to bit manipulation and testing requirements.
- Usefulness depends on enabling other optimizations like quick equality checks.